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Re: Openjade Segmentation Fault


> Please follow up to cygwin at cygwin.com

I'd redirect all other posted messages to
'cygwin@cygwin.com'.

> > Javier is heard to say:
> > I want to get jade and related packages on my
> > Windows 2000 + Cygwin system, and test them 
> > with 'DocBook: The Definitive Guide' (from
> > 'http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/docbook/
> > documentation/reference/')
> > 
> > I've tried with openjade and related packages,
> > downloaded from 'http://www.toomanysecrets.net/
> > ~foster/cygwin/'. As binaries were put at 
> > '/usr/bin' (that is, my
> > 'c:/Programas/cygwin/usr/bin' folder) i had to
> > move them to '/bin' (i.e. my 
> > 'c:/Programas/cygwin/bin' folder)

> Nicholas wrote about this:
> 
> "The last time I checked, there were some 
> packaging issues.  If you will
> notice, he made tarballs with a "." in 
> the path.  For some reason, setup 
> can't handle this and ends up sticking 
> the openjade binaries in the 
> folder usr/bin [instead of sticking it in 
> bin/].  Of course since /usr/bin is a virtual 
> folder inside cygwin, the end result is that 
> Cygwin will refuse to acknowledge the existance 
> of the openjade binaries.  Otherwise, with some 
> minor tweaking of teTeX and the addition of 
> pdfjadetex/sgmlutils/sgmlutils-lite/docbook-utils, 
> I was able to get a fairly decent docbook build 
> environment set up.  Jon's email is 
> bouncing, so I've had no way to contact him 
> regarding this..."

Those packages does not form part of the cygwin 
list, neither of the foster's one. I think 
Hoenicka's manual would help here. 
What kind of adjustments are Nicholas talking about?

> What does 'cygcheck -svr' tell us?

# cygcheck -svr &> system.log
[File 'system.log' attached]

Also take a look at this (those backslaces are here 
to be removed with its carriage return, though you 
probably know this convention):

# openjade -trtf -wall -c/etc/sgml/catalog \
-d/usr/share/sgml/docbook-dsssl/print/docbook.dsl \
/usr/share/sgml/docbook-3.1/docbook.dcl fulltext.sgm \
&> openjade.log
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
# 
[Files 'openjade.log' and 'openjade.exe.stackdump' 
attached]

If i remove the last mark of 
'/usr/share/sgml/dsssl/style-sheet.dtd'
and rerun openjade then it doesn't crash but the
produced 
'fulltext.rtf' is just a chunk of text.

# openjade -trtf -wall -c/etc/sgml/catalog \
-d/usr/share/sgml/docbook-dsssl/print/docbook.dsl \
/usr/share/sgml/docbook-3.1/docbook.dcl fulltext.sgm \
&> openjade2.log

[File 'openjade2.log' attached]

I am surely not the right man to check those problems.

As an 'end user' any help would be appreciated.

Regards, Javier

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